Ruth Fielding At Sunrise Farm

Ruth Fielding At Sunrise Farm by Alice B. Emerson.

"[...] “Ten o'clock.” “Aw-right,” agreed the strange girl. “I'll be across the road from that path that's bordered by them cedar trees——” “The Cedar Walk?” “Guess so.” “I shall be there. And will you?” “Huh! I kin keep my word as well as you kin,” said the girl, sharply. Then she suddenly broke away from[...]".

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Ruth Fielding was an orphan and came to live with her miserly uncle. Her adventures and travels will hold the interest of every reader.

The single gas jet burning at the end of the corridor was so dim and made so flickering a light that it added more to the shadows of the passage than it provided illumination. It was hard to discover which were realities and which shadows in the long gallery. Not a ray of light appeared at any of the transoms over the dormitory doors; yet that might not mean that there were no lights burning within the duo and quartette rooms in the East Dormitory of Briarwood Hall. There were ways of shrouding the telltale transoms and-without doubt-the members of the advanced junior classes had learned such little tricks of the trade of being a schoolgirl. At one door-and it was the portal of the largest "quartette" room on the floor-a tall figure kept guard. At first this figure was so silent and motionless that it seemed like a shadow only. But when another shadow crept toward it, rustling along the wall on tiptoe, the guard demanded, hissingly: "S-s-stop! who goes there?" "Oh-oo! How you startled me, Madge Steele!" "Sh!" commanded the guard. "Who goes there?" "Why-why-- It's I." "Give the password instantly. Answer!" commanded the guard again, and with some vexation. "'I' isn't anybody." "Oh, indeed? Let me tell you that this 'I' is somebody-according to the gym. scales. I gained three pounds over the Easter holidays," said "Heavy" Jennie Stone, who had begun her reply with a giggle, but ended it with a sigh. "Password, Miss!" snapped the guard, grimly.

" In "Ruth Fielding At Sunrise Farm" by Alice B. Emerson, the intrepid protagonist, Ruth Fielding, embarks on a new adventure in the countryside. Ruth finds herself at Sunrise Farm, a picturesque place filled with natural beauty and charm. As Ruth settles into life at Sunrise Farm, she becomes enchanted by the tranquil surroundings and the warm hospitality of the farm's inhabitants. She quickly forms bonds with the friendly locals and develops a deep appreciation for the simple joys of rural living. Throughout the story, Ruth experiences the joys and challenges of farm life. She learns about agriculture, helps tend to crops and animals, and embraces the hard work and dedication required to maintain a successful farm. Along the way, Ruth discovers the rewards of teamwork, perseverance, and the satisfaction of seeing the fruits of her labor. As Ruth immerses herself in the farm community, she also encounters obstacles that test her resolve and resilience. With determination and the support of her newfound friends, Ruth overcomes these challenges and learns important life lessons about resilience, self-reliance, and the value of community. "Ruth Fielding At Sunrise Farm" is a heartwarming tale that celebrates the beauty of rural life, the power of friendship, and the transformative nature of hard work. Through Ruth's experiences, readers witness her growth, both as an individual and as a member of a close-knit community.